Thermalright axp90 x53 full copper installation and test - Intel i5 13500
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- čas přidán 29. 08. 2024
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I bought this to test it against my Noctua l9x65. Thermalright should have done better homework. I did not know about the backplate clearance issues and screwed it on. Fortunately I immediately remembered that i forgot to peel the sticker from the cooler and unscrewed it. That was when i noticed it was pinching against a motherboard component. I flipped it around as you did, but I do not have a lot of faith in this configuration. If someone overtightens the screws, there is a possibility one of the backplate corners would snap off from the tension. Also, the screws that attach to the cooler are not the most secure. I have no idea why it costs so much in Australia. I got it shipped from Amazon Germany to my country for 40 euros (~65 aud). Overall it was a waste of money from my part, because the flipped backplate interferes with the pcie riser cable (I use the Formd-T1 case) and prevents the installation of my gpu. Maybe Thermalright can look into implementing a mounting mechanism similar to Noctua. Feels more secure and you do not need to remove the backplate to change thermal paste for example.
Yeah that's tough I have mounted without the backplate
Why don't you just wrap the cables around the fan fitting it inside the metal bracket?
Dunno just don't like doing that
i have the 13500, even a stupid aluminum cooler from a precision t1500 that wasnt secure and had an 80mm fan on top worked for testing it on beamng under 65c so there shouldnt be a reason its gonna overheat
with my h115i its max ive ever seen is 52°
Really? That's interesting
Could you please measure the base plate size? I am thinking of using this cooler for a custom project.
Should just be your standard mounting sizes just google the mount type
shouldn't of gotten an intel
I had this chip on a bigger case with a larger cooler and it was fine. But putting this into a 3.8L case your cooling is limited. But yes agree would have been easier on am5 lol
Your cpu shouldnt be running that hot my guy. Get a proper cooler with a good bracket. Cooler is probably too loose
It's a mini ITX build, so it's alright. Normal ATX PCs shouldn't thermal throttle unter a 100% load, but for mini ITX most people are happy if it desn't throttle in-game.
@@ItsNeverMeheat issues in the mini builds are if people get “oversized” components that restrict airflow even more.
Not to mention the better option as an AIO would work way better. There are mini-itx cases that fit 120mm AIO’s. At this level you might as well get a laptop.
@@TheGameBest7 True, but you can't upgrade most laptops. I don't really understand stressful and overheating mini ITX builds, only to take up a little less space. But they look cool though.
@@ItsNeverMe laptops are limiting to gpu and cpu upgrades, but most modern ones have upgradability for storage and ram
Pretty much what the comments say. You just need to experience mini itx yourself. Like sub 5L and then you will understand.